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Tuesday, 12 June 2012 03:05

[Music] Baybeats Feature: ANECHOIS

  • Written by  Biddy Low
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I have a love-hate relationship with post rock. It can be deeply engaging at times, especially when enjoyed at the Esplanade Outdoor Theatre, where the sound is always impeccably balanced and the smoke machines ever billowing. But it can also breed a sort of pretentiousness that somehow plays against the genre. Maybe it is because the appreciation can be quite open ended, like how each of us may appreciate a sunset in a different way, even though it's the same indifferent star disappearing into the horizon.

 

The young musicians behind this year's post rock offering at Baybeats - ANECHOIS - luckily enough, represent none of this pretentiousness. Outside of their stage presence, they are endearingly quiet and down to earth. When asked to describe their music, they appear lost for words. "It's about everyday; from the time you wake up to when you go to sleep," answers Zeek, the frontman and lead guitarist, when asked about the instrumental they performed for this interview - The Moon and The Sun.

A rather broad description, but apt in my opinion.

While the likes of indie rock, powerpop et al rely on strong themes or messages to punctuate their songs, post rock is quite a separate beast that paints an aural image inspired by the intangible and often inexplicable side of the human experience, the stuff that is hard to put in words. It is perhaps this liberating fluidity that the band finds inspiration in to rock out as they do on stage, each member with a clear and defined signature to their parts that come together in a youthful and dynamic performance. I am looking forward to enjoying the landscape of sounds this band has to offer at Baybeats.


Interview


Performance of The Moon and The Sun.

 


Find out more about the band and their music at:

https://www.facebook.com/anechois
http://youtube.com/ANECHOISofficial
http://twitter.com/ANECHOIS
http://anechois.bandcamp.com

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Biddy Low

Biddy Low

Biddy is your typical Gen X/Gen Y cusp, fleeting from one job to another. As a musician she has played in numerous bands and in festivals such as Mosaic and YOG ( YES.). As a freelance art instructor and designer, she managed to eke out a living while appearing as though she is jobless to her parents. As a contributor to publichouse.sg, she hopes to showcase the Singapore she knows and loves, for you.

Visit her at: http://www.deathkimono.com and http://soundcloud.com/chemical-heart .

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